Reborn: I Stock Up and Bully the Trash to Dominate the Apocalypse

Several fishing boats, pulling three hundred whales, started slowly, but the speed was not fast. The whales were so heavy that they looked like moving mountains from a distance.

The giant machines followed closely behind.

Zhou Shuwan sat down and touched the wall lightly with his hand as if unintentionally, but suddenly, his brows furrowed slightly.

Mu Mu looked at her, his eyes flashing, and he wanted to ask her what was wrong, but he held back.

There are too many people here, so it’s not convenient to ask some questions.

Zhou Shuwan seemed to have guessed what he was going to ask, so he looked at him calmly.

Mu Mu immediately knew that he should shut up.

He touched his nose, pretending that he didn't notice what Zhou Shuwan was doing, and turned his gaze to the window.

It was pitch black outside the window, just like every day in the eternal night, and nothing seemed to have changed for him.

Zhou Shuwan paused briefly, then walked up to Major Wei and suggested, "Major Wei, since the 100-meter abyss area has completely collapsed, we're not sure what caused it, but we can't rule out the possibility of seabed crustal movement. We're all in danger now."

Major Wei pondered, could it be that those undercurrents were also caused by crustal movement?

"Doctor Zhou, what do you mean?"

Zhou Shuwan said calmly, "Let's not go any further. Let's sail twenty degrees. Although it's a longer route, it should be safer."

This was a bit vague, so Major Wei immediately asked, "Doctor Zhou, what did you find?"

Zhou Shuwan just shook his head: "It's just a bad premonition."

Major Wei's expression was solemn. After a moment, he made a decisive decision: "Okay! Let's do as Doctor Zhou says!"

Although Major Wei did not take part in the rescue operation with Zhou Shuwan and the others, he returned with them and listened to Captain Yu's detailed description of what happened.

He was sure that Dr. Zhou must have her reasons. She was able to lead people safely out of the collapsed ice field, and she must have a unique way of judging safety.

Regardless of his talent or some other reason, Major Wei decided to follow the other party's arrangements.

But even so, Zhou Shuwan did not let down his guard at all.

It was not until the morning of the third day that a loud "boom" was suddenly heard from a distance.

Everyone on the ship was shocked. It was the sound of ice collapsing.

It seems that Zhou Shuwan's guess was correct. There was crustal movement on the seabed, and they were completely unprepared.

Fortunately, the place where the collapse disaster occurred seemed to be some distance away from them.

According to the estimated direction, this should be the place they must pass through on their way back, but they followed Zhou Shuwan's instructions a few days ago and went in a different direction.

Major Wei glanced at Zhou Shuwan calmly, but she didn't notice him. She just looked intently in the direction of the loud noise with a serious expression.

Major Wei quickly recovered and gave the order: "Order all ships and giant machines to speed up and leave here immediately!"

"Yes!"

Major Wei's order was quickly passed down, and several fishing boats and giant machines accelerated. The roar of the engines echoed on the ice field, and the fleet moved slowly towards a safer direction like a giant snake.

Although the speed was still slow, at least they were moving away from the ice field that had just collapsed.

Zhou Shuwan stood at the bow, his eyes still fixed on the rolling snow fog in the distance.

Her fingers rested lightly on the side of the boat.

Her expression remained calm, but there was a barely perceptible hint of worry in her eyes.

"Doctor Zhou, do you think we will be in danger again?" Major Wei walked up to her with a hint of temptation in his tone.

Although he did not directly ask about his doubts, he obviously had great trust in her judgment.

Zhou Shuwan was silent for a moment, his gaze still fixed on the distant place: "It is safe for the time being, but it cannot be guaranteed to be safe forever."

As soon as she finished speaking, a dull roar was heard again from the distant ice field, as if some huge power was brewing underground and could erupt at any time.